International Max Planck Research School
on the Social and Political Constitution of the Economy
 


Current Doctoral Students

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  • Madariaga, Aldo
    Institutional Change and Competitiveness in Emerging and Neoliberal Political Economies
  • Mehrtens, Philip
    No Maneuvering Room Left for Politics? The Fiscal Crisis of the State
  • Gonzáles, Felipe
    Producing a local way of financialization: The consolidation of commercial firms and the expansion of the market for consumer credit and credit cards in Chile
  • Kiliç, Azer
    The Kurdish Issue and the Politics of Poverty in Turkey

 
 
 

Visiting Doctoral Students


 
 

 
 
 

Completed Dissertations

  • Birgit Apitzsch (Research fellow, Institute of Sociology, University of Duisburg-Essen, Duisburg, Germany)
    Employment Institutions and Project-based Networks
  • Elena Bogdanova (Research fellow, Stockholm University, Sweden)
    The Mechanisms of Value Creation in the Market for Antiques
  • Ipek Göçmen (Postdoctoral fellow, MPIfG)
    The Politics of Religiously Motivated Welfare Provision
  • Roy Karadag (Research fellow, Institute for Intercultural and International Studies (InIIS), University of Bremen, Germany)
    Political Capitalisms: Power, Elites and the Economy in Turkey and the Philippines
  • Philipp Klages (Research fellow, Faculty of Social Sciences and Economics, University of Bamberg, Germany)
    Corporate Governance Reforms and Legal Ideas
  • Mark Lutter (Research fellow, MPIfG)
    Demand Structure and Distributional Effects of the Lottery
  • Olga Malets (Research fellow, Technical University of Munich, Germany)
    The Impact of Transnational Private Regulation: A Case Study of Forest Certification in Russia
  • Sascha Münnich (Research fellow, MPIfG)
    The Regulation of Unemployment
  • Jan Sauermann (Research fellow, Department of Political Science, University of Cologne, Germany)
    Social Preferences in Democratic Decision-making
  • Martin Schröder (Postdoctoral fellow, Harvard University, USA)
    Relocations, Economic Interests and Moral Considerations
  • Hendrik Zorn (Consultant, Boston Consulting Group, Frankfurt a. M., Germany)
    Recounting the Beans: The Statistical Construction of Fiscal Reality

 




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